EmuX gives the option of installing a 'working' Qemu on first run but
if you decline subsequently offers no particularly obvious way of
doing so. After doing an entire drive search for Qemu and deleting
everything I could find, I was offered again.
This time I accepted and a 'working' qemu is placed into
/Applications/Qemu. But it doesn't work. It is linked against
/opt/local/lib/libSDL-1.2.0.dylib. Which is not a folder that anyone
other than the superuser has access to. In fact nothing but that
version of libSDL is in there so I assume it has been put in place by
QemuX.
So I am still in the position where I have a qemu installed that is
only runnable by root. Surely this can't be as intended? Is there some
way to persuade qemu to use SDL elsewhere? I guess my only solution
may be to build qemu for myself against a properly installed SDL
framework.
-Thomas
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